Six homepage directions built from your July 29 feedback. White as the primary, bright teal and royal blue at the edges, frosted panels over color, swoosh dividers, and squircle buttons. The newest three are built directly from your printed material: the flyers, the business card, and the GE spec sheet. Pick a direction and we'll build it out.
Three new directions pulled straight from the pieces you already love: the New Units flyer, the business card, and the GE water-heater spec sheet.
The New Units flyer, rebuilt as a homepage. Sticker headlines with navy outlines, red angled ribbons, giant teal prices with white strokes, the Call-or-Text badge, and the Honest. Fair. Authentic. band between sections.
The navy oval, red trim line, and boomerang texture from your card drive the whole scroll. Sections hand off through curves instead of straight edges, dotted leader lines pull the eye down the page, and the mascot rides the oval crest in the hero.
Equipment-forward product cards with dotted annotation callouts, warranty badges, and menu-style pricing pulled straight from your water-heater sheet. Real prices in the open: $1,600, $2,100, $2,500, $6,500 installed.
Every card opens a fully built homepage. Same colors, type, and copy across all six. Only the design language changes.
Pure white owns the page. Every bright color is pushed to the edges: royal-and-teal corner swooshes top-left, halftone dots top-right, exactly like your New Units flyer. Navy display type, a red underline on the money word, the mascot on a teal starburst.
The technique from your GE water-heater flyer, turned into the layout engine. Bright teal and royal blue run full-bleed with the boomerang-and-halftone texture, and every block of content sits inside a semi-opaque white panel floating on top. Color stays loud at the edges; the middle of the page stays calm.
White base, and photos never sit in a box. They bleed in from one side and gradient-fade into the page. Houses behind the service rows, a frosted panel floating over each, and teal or royal blooming in only at the far edge.